Paris Insider's guide
Paris Insider's guide
Discover France’s Epiphany cake where a hidden porcelain charm (fève) crowns a King or Queen. Learn 2026 dates, why kids sit under the table, and rituals keeping galette des rois alive in Paris bakeries.
Why is your radiator stone cold? Discover the official 2026 heating dates, the legal minimum temperature rule, and how to navigate ‘Chauffage Collectif’ to finally stay warm in Paris
Flip through our digital Paris Christmas magazine for an authentic local’s view of the 2025 holiday season. The hottest holiday highlights, holiday markets and windows. Catch the festive vibes Parisians love beforebefore the festivities vanish
Searching for the most beautiful Christmas mangers in Paris, I decided to visit Eglise de la Madeleine. This striking temple had been on my list for a while. Climbing the impressive steps, I entered the church, curious to see what this unique place had to offer during the holiday season.
Dive into the 2025 Galeries Lafayette Christmas tree: 16m of red velvet ribbons, purple glow, and whimsical Detallante characters under the Art Nouveau dome.
Discover the enchanting light trail of Lumières en Seine, featuring stunning light- and sound shows. Perfect for an authentic Paris holiday adventure.. Unlock 10% off via promo code!
Plan your trip for Christmas in Paris 2025, and New Year. Explore festive markets, dazzling holiday windows, and charming nativity scenes across Paris.
Amid the bustle of Boulevard Saint-Germain, this tiny market offers real connection with artisans beside Paris’s oldest church. Ready to slow down and discover authentic Christmas charm? Read on.
Dive into the heartbeat of Foire de Paris 2026. A colorful ride of global street food, live beats, bold fashion, and nonstop energy. One day, all continents, zero passport needed. Paris like you’ve never felt it before.
The Christmas Market Tuileries is not the quiet, cosy market you might imagine; it’s a vibrant, lively festive fair right in the center of Paris. Bustling carnival filled with lights, music, and energy.
Sitting in a restaurant in Paris, I noticed my French friends ordered free tap water. It got me thinking. What are the customs? Is the water quality good? How does it taste? How do you order it?
